I'm glad that at some point Flash may become a thing of the past, but I suspect 
it will be several years before it happens. In particular with respect to 
higher education. I certainly complained to the university I attended and made 
zero progress. The solution was to simply require the instructor to come up 
with an alternate assignment, which worked, but is not addressing the issue. 
Even the agency I work for uses flash and I have tried to get them looking for 
alternatives, but people like flash because they really do not have to put out 
a lot of effort to complete a project.
Just my thoughts, but as far as I know Adobe has no plans to make anything 
accessible for the Mac despite any petition.

Scott





On Dec 5, 2010, at 12:47 AM, Jude DaShiell wrote:

> Events are rapidly overtaking adobe and flash in terms of html 5.0. Very 
> probably once that comes out adobe flash will be able to be put in the junk 
> software museum and left there as a particularly bad relic for the future.  
> Another problem for web petitions is those are often used by spam artists to 
> collect valid email addresses for their own uses.
> 
> On Sun, 5 Dec 2010, Yuma Decaux wrote:
> 
>> Hey list,
>> 
>> I remember about 16 months ago, i participated in a petition made by 
>> maccessibility in regards to making the flash player accessible.
>> 
>> I remember that they said it would take another 18 months to get that 
>> through. Well, the date is about to be reached, and with all this talk about 
>> flash eating up ressources, battery and being as open as a lidless jar of 
>> cookies, pun intended, i really don't care what they might do and at which 
>> rate, but it would be interesting to know if they have even gone forward on 
>> that.
>> 
>> Just saying this because i've been looking into the lumigo T1 andro?d phone 
>> holding bang and olufsen hardware within, and saught to look into some of 
>> the accessibility inherent to that phone. And flash is probably prominent.
>> 
>> Another area in which flash is rather ubiquitous are the shockwave powered 
>> online courses.
>> 
>> It's a bit of a frustration not being able to take certain courses because 
>> flash has pasted itself all over the net.
>> 
>> This just makes me reminisce when i was having loads of fun creating 
>> futuristic interfaces.
>> 
>> Best regards.
>> 
>> 
>> 
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